Here is Tamed wolf articulated, All arms, legs, body, head, and tail move, The body and head are print in place and the joint just push in. No supports needed, to assemble the model print out the parts at 100% check to make sure the body and head move freely if they fuse together at layer height just use a knife or blade to slice the first layers apart, Then take the tail and rotate it on an angle at 30-45 degrees to insert into the hole at the back of the wolf. Push the tail horizontal to the hole making sure the push-in-joint is in line with the hole then lift or lower the tail to rotate the joint and apply pressure until the tail sits flush with the hole or you hear a click, Depending on the filament it may not make a click sound. Then to insert the legs, push the joint into the socket and rotate the leg back and forth until the limb sits flush or you hear a click. To differentiate the different limbs the front legs have a rounded top to give easier movement, the back legs have square tops and the tail has the smallest join socket. Print settings No supports, Nozzle size 0.4mm, Layer height 0.2mm, Infill pattern grid, Infill density 15%, Print speed 40ms,